Foreign Policy

Despite a U.S.-brokered ceasefire, Hamas’ continued attacks threaten regional stability and American interests. Washington’s envoys face a critical test to uphold peace and safeguard Israel’s security.

Despite hopeful rhetoric, Zelenskyy’s recent meeting with President Trump reveals the limits of U.S. support amid geopolitical realities—underscoring Washington’s cautious approach to avoid deeper conflict with Russia.

The escalating diplomatic conflict between the US and Colombia over drug enforcement exposes deeper risks to America’s national security and hemispheric stability.

In the wake of Hamas breaking the fragile ceasefire, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has ordered decisive military action targeting terrorist infrastructure in Gaza, exposing ongoing threats that directly impact America’s security interests.

President Trump officially cuts financial aid to Colombia, accusing President Gustavo Petro of enabling narcotrafficking that fuels drug-related destruction in America—raising urgent questions about Washington’s strategy under flawed foreign partnerships.

The US Department of War, under President Trump’s directive, eliminated three narcoterrorists linked to Colombia’s ELN in the Caribbean, underscoring the escalating threat posed by drug cartels acting as terrorists against American sovereignty.

President Trump’s decisive move to halt U.S. aid to Colombia exposes Bogotá’s failure to combat drug production and challenges America’s sovereignty, demanding accountability from an uncooperative ally.

The detention of 20 UN employees by Iranian-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen reveals a dangerous pattern of lawlessness that threatens humanitarian aid and fuels regional instability critical to America’s security.

Hamas accuses Israel of violating the ceasefire by keeping the Rafah border closed, but deeper analysis reveals a complex standoff where Hamas’ own actions threaten stability and security for both Gaza civilians and Israel.

In the midst of Venezuela’s economic collapse and escalating tensions with the United States, Pope Leo XIV’s canonization of José Gregorio Hernández—“the doctor of the poor”—is a poignant reminder of real people suffering under failed policies and geopolitical games.